Lee High School - Shield Yearbook (Springfield, VA)

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Seniors Take Over On Wednesday, March 12, the Seniors and the faculty traded places for the annual Senior Administration Day. Karin Dirst (Mr. lackson) added to the school phone bill by calling out for doughnuts for the faculty meetings held throughout the day, while Mr. Riddle (Barb Angelino and Kathy Baker) pa¬ trolled the halls and parking lot. Dan (Mr. Cassano Sir!) and Bob (Mr. Shearer Sir!) taught Mrs. Burgess ' classes and self defense was taught in Mrs. Vaughn ' s P.E. classes by Coaches Kleha and Wheeless. The Janitorial staff (Carol Petchul, Donna Anaya, Marcia Roberts) provided entertainment with then- buckets and dripping sponges. Besides having fun, the seniors also found out what the teachers go through every day at Lee and returned to their roles as seniors the next day a little wiser. ABSENHe PA ' .s N iimc . A . 1 tXarc of Absence Absent day(s) or Time Excused (l , . .. V Excused — . 4. Reason Doctor Dent st .Illness . 5. 0thcr: dTXD [ ' ■ 0 to Mike Landry 4 2 7T CD 3 5 Mike Landry 1. Bob Mcllvaine does what Mr. Cockey does. 2. Dave Buonviri and Mike Duffy find Coach Noll ' s job very difficult. 3. Mr. Baumgartner (Paula Baum¬ gartner) and Mr. England (Marianne Dolan) call out for doughnuts. 4. These teachers are full of a million excuses. 5. Mr. Kemp (Kim Kowalski) ? and a janitor (Marcia Roberts) take time out for a lunch break. 7r ’ CD I— CU D Q. - Seniors

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6 I ' D r QJ □ Q Spaghetti Dinner Draws Crowd The Class of ' 75 carried on an old tradi¬ tion, sponsoring the Spaghetti Dinner. Mike Cloyd, class treasurer, took charge, and on January 23, at 5:00, the cafeteria doors were opened to hungry customers who entered the Italian atmosphere. A superb spaghetti dinner was served by Se¬ nior waiters. Ric Jones, Mark Frimmel, and the Madrigals provided the entertain¬ ment. 1. Will Kammer serves the hungry crowd. 2. Steve Risso cleans up after the hungry crowd. 3. Hari-Kari before the hungry crowd. 4. Ric Jones entertains the hungry crowd. 3 4 Mike Landry Mike Landry

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8 Senior Class Presents Charley ' s Aunt The Senior Class presented Charley ' s Aunt December 5,6,and 14. Although the play was written in 1892, audi¬ ences still find the wording, stunts, and antics amusing. The three-act comedy is about two men who love two young ladies and arrange a luncheon party with them to be chaperoned by Charley ' s rich aunt from Brazil ( where the nuts come from ). Charley ' s aunt sends word that she can ' t come and the lovesick men force one of their friends (Jeff Strang) to impersonate her so that the party can be held after all. Their deception is found out when Charley ' s genuine aunt (Dianne Combs) arrives, but the play ends happily with everybody getting his girl. Jeff Strang was hi¬ larious as Charley ' s aunt and had the audiences chuckling. Sandy Hoffman and Ruane Doney were charming as women of the 1890 ' s. The rest of the cast, Sam Eure, Gordon Dexter, Jim Gregerio (the strange butler), Bill Traweek, Bob Smith and Chris Colley all did exceptional jobs. Under the direction of Mrs. McSwain and the student director, Evan Kolb, the play was most enter¬ taining and enjoyable. Mike Poe 1. The real Donna Lusia and her ' ' niece. ' ' 2. The full cast. 3. The proposal. 4. What the dickens am I to do with these? 5. Poor Amy has been rejected. 6. The two old gents are both hoarding Donna Lusia.